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autoevolution Gura Terra Space Rover Promises to Keep Crew Safe During Space Exploration 3 Apr 2021, 11:35 UTC · by Folks, what you’re looking at is known as the Gura Terra Incognito Space Rover. Why the incognito bit, I'm still trying to figure that out. Doesn’t even matter what you’ll end up calling this vehicle, it’ll still be just as badass. But first, a bit about its creator. The mind behind this design is Edon Guraziu, founder and owner of a design and consultation firm (GURACORP) operating out of Oosterbeek, Netherlands. In case you need some sort of help with a design p...

Space seems to no longer be the final frontier. While some people are hardly working, others are designing the next generation of space vehicles.

autoevolution Autoevolution's Space Month Even if you are not a Star Trek fan, the phrase “space, the final frontier” is sure to strike a chord. Spoken by Patrick Stewart at the beginning of almost all the 178 episodes of “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” it came to stand for all of humanity’s aspirations of leaving behind the home planet and expanding into the galaxy. Believe it or not, our generation will probably kick into motion the events and technologies that will ultimately lead to this outcome. Sure, humanity got a taste of what’s beyond our planet during the space race of...

Asteroid Apophis to Leave Earth Alone for a Century, Still Scary-Close in 2029 1 Apr 2021, 7:46 UTC · by It’s not a nice feeling knowing that at any time, a huge piece of space rock could slam onto our heads and end life as we know it. Luckily, unlike all the other species that have ever roamed our planet, humans can track some of these celestial hazards and, if need be, possibly even mount a defense against them. 1 photo Of the impossible-to-accurately-count asteroids and comets out there, one stands out as a real danger for Earth. It’s called 99942 Apophis, named after the Egypti...

autoevolution 1 Apr 2021, 9:40 UTC · by In case you forgot there’s an actual car roaming the open space of our solar system, here’s a quick reminder: Musk’s own midnight cherry Tesla Roadster is (supposedly) still out there, presently at a distance of 141.40 million miles (225,5 million km and counting), according to tracking website Whereisroadster. 5 photos Actually sending a car in space must have been the craziest thing humans ever attempted (and succeeded) since space exploration efforts began. A publicity stunt in itself, the launch actually helped prove the prowess of the ...